Parsee Mizuhashi: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

{{nihongo|'''Parsee Mizuhashi'''|水橋　パルスィ|Mizuhashi Parusi}} ist eine [[Hashihime]] oder eine Brückenprinzessin die die Brücke bewacht die zwischen der Oberwelt mit der [[Underworld]] verbindet. Sie ist in der Lage den Neid der anderen zu kontrollieren.

Parsee harbors intense feelings of jealousy due to being despised. No matter situation the other person may be in, she'll always be jealous of it. Even if the other person is actually less fortunate, she will be jealous of the fact that they're not jealous. In this way, her jealousy is quite irrational. This isn't to say Parsee is actually unfortunate. If you were to talk to her directly, she would come off as completely normal – even a bit cheerful – but this masks the jealousy that she's actually feeling, and afterwards she will end up despising you and talking behind your back.

[[File:ThGKParsee.png|thumb|150px|Illustration of Parsee in ''[[Symposium of Post-mysticism]]'']]

{{nihongo|''Parsee Mizuhashi''|水橋　パルスィ}} is her full name. Her family name {{nihongo||水橋|Mizuhashi}} means {{nihongo|"Water"|水}}) and {{nihongo|"Bridge"|橋}}. ''Parsee'' is an alternative spelling of "[[Wikipedia:Parsi|Parsi]]", who are the members of the Indian Zoroastrian community. They descend from Persian Zoroastrians who emigrated to South Asia in the 8th century AD. There's another possible connexion with "Parsee" and jealousy, although this could be a coincidence; "jealousy" in Italian is "gelosia", which can also relate to "[[Wikipedia:Window blind|Venetian blinds]]". These blinds can also be called "persiana" in Italian, where that word can also mean "Persian" if in its feminine form (NB: "persiano" is the masculine form).

Some Japanese people tend to pronounce her personal name "Parsee" [paɽɯ̥si] as if it were "Parseeh" [paɽɯ̥siː] or "Parshee" [paɽɯ̥ɕiː], maybe because there's a customary rule of Japanese engineer's terms that they ought to omit [[Wikipedia:Chōonpu|the long vowel mark]] at the end of a word, unless it isn't a short word; for example, "{{lang|ja|アッセンブラ}}" (assembler) although it's normally spelled as "{{lang|ja|アッセンブラ'''ー'''}}". Therefore, the correct spelling for "{{lang|ja|パルスィ}}" is "{{lang|ja|パールスィー}}".

In jeden einzelnen Szenario wundert sich Parsee warum ein [[Mensch]] zur [[Underworld]] kommt. Sie weiß nix über den [[Youkai]] mit den der Hauptcharakter spricht was zu verschiedenen Ergebnissen führt.

In [[Reimu Hakurei]]s Story Arcs fragt sie sich ob sie wegen der "Verfluchten Kraft" hier ist oder ob sie hier wegen den Erdbeben ist. Bei [[Marisa Kirisame]] warnt Parsee den Hauptcharakter das sie nicht weiter in den Untergrund sollten. In allen Fällen greift sie wegen ihrer Eifersucht/Neid an um Reimu/Marisa davon abzuhalten weiterzukommen wobei sie besiegt wird.

Als Reimu im Untergrund ist wundert sie sich wie tief es noch ist. Parsee erscheint und fragt sich warum ein Mensch zum Former Capital muss und fragt sie ob sie nach der "Verfluchten Kraft" suchen. [[Suika Ibuki]] fing an zusprechen und sagt das sie die verfluchtem Kräfte nicht brauchen, woraufhin sie sofort fragt ob sie die "Brückenprinzessin" ist. Parsee ist überrascht und fragt wer sie ist, nach der ersten Frage starte sie Reimu mit Fragen zu überfordern da sie nicht wusste wie sie sie antworten soll. Suika erklärte ihr das sie ein Youkai ist der von Eifersucht getrieben ist. Parsee startete zudenken das sie auf sie herabblicken und fing an eine verwirrte Reimu anzugreifen. Nach ihrer Niederlage beschwerte sich Reimu bei Suika das sie ein eigenes Gespräch geführt hat.

As Marisa descends underground, [[Patchouli Knowledge explains that [[Yamame_Kurodani|Yamame Kurodani]] was an earth spider that inflicts disease, a little late for their previous battle with her. Parsee enters and ask if she's exploring the underground, and Marisa says yes. Parsee replies that she's better off going back, when Marisa realizes she has to get past her and quickly tells Patchouli to look up her weak points. Parsee says that she tried to warn them, and Patchouli tells Marisa to deal with her by herself because she obviously can't look up weaknesses that quickly. Marisa tells Patchouli to look how to beat her while she's beating her, then Parsee attacks. Upon defeat, Patchouli was able to find the information (yet again, too late) that she's a Persian person driven by jealousy. Marisa wonders if Patchouli sent her just to conduct research.

As Marisa descends underground, she wonders how deep the cave goes. [[Nitori Kawashiro]] says that it's only a matter of time until they reach the "Ancient City". Parsee shows up an asks why they need to go to the underground city, where Marisa replies that she doesn't think she needs anything. Parsee then asks if they're lost, and says that they should return to where "the light is so dazzling". Nitori explains that Parsee controls jealousy, and that Marisa should just "beat her up" quickly. Marisa asks why she even went to the cave in the first place, and Nitori says it's because of the hot springs. While the two are talking, Parsee wonders why Marisa is talking to herself (because Parsee doesn't understand they're communicating) and wonders if anyone will mind if she just "beats up one person", then she attacks Marisa. Upon defeat, Marisa states that she still doesn't understand why they're underground, but "if hot springs are involved, it doesn't matter" then moves on.